FIAT/IFTA World Conference
2001

TV Archives: Business As Usual?

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Saturday, 22nd September Commission meetings
	Steve Bryant: Keeper of Television, BFI Collections (BFI, UK). Chair Television Studies Workgroup (TSW) (1999-), Former General Secretary FIAT/IFTA (1994 - 1998), Chairman of Programming and Production Commission (1993 - 1994), Member of The FIAT/IFTA Executive Council (1992 - ) Steve Bryant is educated in history , Oxford University and degree in Librarianship. email: steve.bryant@bfi.org.uk Television Studies Workgroup
Keynote address and opening reception at the Design Museum
	Paul Fiander, Head of Information & Archives , BBC London. Joined BBC Worldwide in 1992.In June 1998 he joined Information & Archives. Welcome Speech
	Charles Haslam, Global Content - Bio Keynote: On the value of digitising television archives Download 30 KB Word document from here
	Dave Hedley, SONY responded to the speech of Charles Haslam defending the work of the industry and the work of SONY.
Sunday, 23rd September. Venue: National Film Theatre Theme: Business imperatives of digitisation, managing legacy archives and an introduction to FIAT/IFTA's new Media Management Commission
	Dominique Saintville, Charge de mission, Archive Department, INA. Political Science, Ph.D in information & communication science. She has worked for ten years as a documentalist in The Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques. In 1977 she started to work for INA, Paris. Dominique Saintville is the only member among the founders of FIAT/IFTA who is stiil active in the association. She is Vice-President of FIAT/IFTA. Preparation of legacy archives for digitisation. The INA migration plan. Get 68 KB Word document from here
	Dr. Robert Fischer, Head of Dept. R&D, SWR Archives Education: Ph.D. (Dr. phil.) in history. He has worked for TV Archive SWF/SWR since 1997. Head of Department Research & Development Documentation and Archives since 2000. Analogue as Usual in the Digital Era? Modernisation and Migration in the 21st Century Get 284 KB Powerpoint presentation here
	Clemens Winter, SWR Modernization and Migration: the New Family of S.A.D. Archive Systems Get 268 KB Powerpoint presentation here Get 88 KB Acrobat document (text) here
Media Asset Management
	Richard Wright, BBC PRESTO - Broadcast Archive Preservation Technology Get 560 KB Powerpoint presentation here
	Koray Akkaya, TRT Personalized EPG by User Preference Metadata Download 552 KB Powerpoint document from here
	Jeannette Kopak, EMC2 Former Head of the Program Information Department, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Business Consultant, Media Solutions Group EMC Download 304 KB Adobe Acrobar document here
Running implementations, the costs of digitisation and workflow implications
	John Glimberg, SVT The SVT DigitalVideo Archive Get 3 MB Powerpoint presentation here
	Maria Luisa Vazquez, Telemadrid The Selection Process in a Digitized Nwesroom Get 56 KB Word document here
	Joao Segueira, RTP ViDiOn, A Digital Archive System for Video Desktop Delivery Get 732 KB Powerpoint presentation here
Workshops: Updates on selected EBU and EU projects
	Carol Owens, BBC EBU project P/META - Metadata
	Andreas Mauthe, TecMath EBU project P/FTA - Future Television Archives
	Eddy Goray, RTBF ArchiveX - Archive and News Exchange over satellite networks Get 504 KB Powerpoint presentation here
	Johannes Kraus, ORF AMICITIA - Asset Management Integration of Cutural Heritage in the Interexchange between Archives Get 4,1 MB Acrobat document here
	Richard Wright, BBC EU project PRESTO - Preservation Technology for European Broadcast Archives
	Istar Buscher, SWR AdVISOR - Advanced Digital Video Storage and On-line Retrieval System Get 476 KB Acrobat document here
Monday, 24th September. Venue: National Film Theatre
	John Ive, Sony Media Migration Get 1 MB Powerpoint presentation here
	Luis Estrada, IBM CNN/IBM - NEW SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
The Archive Business - Opportunities and Limitations. How to run a working TV library or archive in a businesslike fashion. Commercial access, research, ethics, rights and sales. Staffing and training.
	Ian Morris, Sales Director - EMEA, National Geographic Film Library Worked in the media industry since 1982 when he started with Scottish Television. Now responsible for Sales and Marketing at the new London office of the National Geographic Film Library, which launched in March 2001 to service Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Prior to joining National Geographic, Ian was Sales Director for Image Bank, now part of the Getty Images group. Is it possible to transform a traditional public service broadcast archive into a commercial concern? Get 856 KB Powerpoint presentation here
	Jeremy Cantwell, Business & Sales Development, BBC Worldwide Has been at the BBC for 25 years. Initially worked in production and BBC TV Programme Planning, before joining the BBC's commercial arm. After a period representing BBC News and Current Affairs programme sales, he joined BBC Library Sales where for many years he was international sales manager. Now responsible for the division's business & sales development, Jeremy has been principally involved in creating new business opportunity from the resources of the BBC archive, to include joint-ventures with other libraries and independent producers. How to develop the business: Investment and representation of others Get 56 KB Word document here
	Karena Smith, ITN What is the value of Internet trading for Business to Business?
	Jane Mercer, Chair of FOCAL The customer's and researcher's perspectives of using a public service archive in a transitional era
	Christine Whittaker, freelance researcher The researcher Point of View Get 60 KB Word document here
Bringing together commercial and archive people
	Guy Strickland, Business Development Manager for BBC Information & Archives. Main task: To develop the commercial activities of Information & Archives and recently bringing together rather disparate services and create one point of contact for external customers. Guy Strickland's background is in the field of information research, customer service and communication both at the BBC and in the world of advertising. BBC Information and Archives, Commercial Services - how and why it was established. Get 148 KB Word document here
	Jean-Luc Vernhet, Head of Marketing & Sales, INA Selection for commercial use: collaboration in the archives
	Kathleen Haynes, University of Oklahoma Preparing Archive Workers of the Future Get 100 KB Word document here
Issues of Ethics and Rights
	Taylor Downing, Managing Director, Flashback Television Does the current demand for archive docs change the approach to archives? Get 52 KB Word document here
	Birgitte Ratsach, DR Birgitte Rathsach has a library science degree and has since 1971 worked at DRs TV Archives from it was founded. Through the years she has been engaged in developing TV-Archives through all stages, has hold many different posts and is now research manager in DR Research that cover all DR libraries and archives. Result of Programming and Production Commission audit of rights management systems Get 21 KB Word document (Introduction) here Get 99 KB Powerpoint document (Questionnaire) here
	Cesare Pontini, RAI Rights Sector Manager RAI workflow from rights clearance system
	Martina Pessenlehner, ORF Studied Law at the University of Vienna from 1992 to 1997 (Magister) legal clerk (from 1997 to 1998). Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF) since July 1999 at the ORFEUS Büro (part of the ORF-Archive) assisting in developing a rights clearance system for copyright management. Since 1999 working at the PhD thesis in copyright law (protection of performers in audiovisual media). ORF Rights Clearance System Get 40 KB Word document here
	Katrin Kölmel, SWR Grafips, The TV information and management system of SWR Get 108 KB Powerpoint presentation here
	Carolyn Jackson, Freemantle Media Currently Head of Rights for Freemantle Media (formerly Pearson Television). Prior to that Head of Industrial Relations for PIRS (the industrial relations service of PACT - Producers Alliance for Cinema and Television, trade association for UK TV and film producers - and the ITV companies) and prior to that the same position for PACT only. Worked from 1982 - 1989 in the BBC's Artists Contracts Department in various positions negotiating contracts for front of camera talent. Joined the BBC from working on theatre and dance tours and first job was at the British Council in the Drama and Dance department. Rights Register and Scanned Contracts Get 64 KB Word document here
Workshop: Sales practices
	Peter Fydler, British Pathé Pricing Get 36 KB Word document here
Tuesday, 25th September. Venue: National Film Theatre Award presentations by producers and voting
	Antoni Tortajada, TVC, Spain Loving (Estimar)
	Rosel Hauptmann, Utbildningsradion - UR, Sweden When I Met King Oscar II
	Stefan Dimitriu,TVR Cinema, Romania Exercises of Freedom
Study uses of archives: searching for lost treasures
	Dick Fiddy, BFI DIck Fiddy has written the book called: MISSING, BELIEVED WIPED: Searching for the Lost Treasures of British Television, bfi publishing, 2001. TV consultant contracted to the BFI. He has scripted and researched various TV archive shows including The A to Z of TV. IDDI Nights of TV and TV Heaven. He has written many magazines and newspaper features exploring the weird and wonderful world of TV. Dick Fiddy participated at the FIAT/IFTA conference in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1993, giving a lecture called " Unlocking the Archives ". Restoring the Archives
	Mike Mashon, Library of Congress Mike Mashon is a member of FIAT/IFTA Television Studies Workgroup. On the search for lost material
	Sue Malden The BBC Treasure Hunt
	Roel Vande Winkel, University of Ghent Throwing light onto a collective heritage Get 348 KB Powerpoint presentation here
Educational uses of archive materials. Different ways in which archival material can be used and exploited in educational contexts
	Cary Bazalgette, BFI Education Projects Get 32 KB Word summary here
	Hanspeter Hauke, SWR
	Vittorio Sette, KVS Europe Solutions
Workshop: Training seminars and future plans
	Wahid Braham, Head of Archives. E.R.T.T- Tunis/Tunisia. Member of the FIAT/IFTA Training Commission Training needs in TV archives in North Africa Get 92 KB Word document here
Award presentation and closing dinner at the Globe Theatre, sponsored by Ascential Software
	Television Archive Award 2001 Television Archive Award and New Media Award 2002